Saudi Arabia's Minister for Energy, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, announced at the Future Investment Initiative (FII) 2024 in Riyadh that the kingdom is a leading producer of clean and green hydrogen. The minister expressed readiness to export this hydrogen globally while ensuring its availability locally. Emphasizing the kingdom's goal of economic diversification and job creation, Prince Abdulaziz highlighted the significant renewable energy achievements made in the past six years. With a theme of 'Infinite horizons: Investing today, shaping tomorrow', FII8 serves as a platform to discuss investment as a catalyst for a sustainable future. Saudi Arabia's commitment to the circular carbon economy and the production of manufactured and engineered products aligns with its strategy to enhance economic diversity and value creation. The minister revealed that the kingdom has already produced 44 gigawatts of renewable energy and is progressing towards generating 20 gigawatts annually. Efforts to identify suitable sites for renewable energy generation are underway, showcasing Saudi Arabia's dedication to sustainable practices. The expansion of pipelines across the country ensures a stable gas supply to industrial cities. Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman's statements reflect Saudi Arabia's ambition to lead in the production and export of green hydrogen, positioning the kingdom as a key player in the global energy market.